jelmusboy:
My people my people, how una dey?

I want to invite my mother-in-law via visit visa and I need some clarification.

1. Can I be the invitee instead of my spouse?
2. If yes, does she (mother-in-law) need to show evidence of finance (statement of account) or I can use mine to support her application? Also let me know the amount value
3. If no, does my spouse need to be working to make a successful application for her mum?

I am mostly worried about who to be the invitee and financial status.

Thanks

Ifeoma77:

They blew away in the aftermath of Thanos' snap?

XX01:


I wonder what the person is saying now.

jhoci:
When the Lord turned again the captivity of Zion, we were like them that dream.

And some others: I was worried about how I would tell my parents, especially my mum about my approval. My younger brother left the country first, then my older brother (she was greatly affected by that one), now her only remaining child here (plus only daughter kwa), me. I know she wants the best for us but would prefer us being in proximity to them. So, I called my mum yesterday and told her;
Mum: (shouting for joy) ehen remember you promised to take me out when you get approval. I want to go to Jevinik.
Me: Jisos! mummy I thought you’d be sad. (disappointed but relieved)
Mum: I’m sad you’ll be leaving but I know better now. This country holds no hope for you, look at how long you’ve been out of job. Go and find something new, just do my visa for me.

I am currently filling visa applications for them

CoCoLav:


I was waiting for someone else to say this. Its fascinating to see how religious most people on this thread are. If religion was indeed the solution to our problems, why don't we all stay back and pray for Nigeria? Why run to a country that practically has a majority agnostic population with no religious belief whatsoever?

cheromel:



Another neighbour here oo. Destination Milton too�. Landing in March. @Philip3 How are you enjoying Milton? I don't know what to expect because i have no friend/family there.

@Newmum0615 when are you looking to land?

cheromel:



Another neighbour here oo. Destination Milton too�. Landing in March. @Philip3 How are you enjoying Milton? I don't know what to expect because i have no friend/family there.

Newmum0615:
My neighbor. Glad to know that the temperature is friendlier in our zone.

WoodcrestMayor:
I honestly don't feel like stepping out today.

modath:

Jonathan.

Metuh:


sh

einsteino:
Hello all,
. Or better still contact HR... Its not funny watching both your PR and your Job hanging

Ifeoma77:


Unfortunately, he will have to choose between the job

Congratulations to your friend, this is a good problem.

sistaj:
And we have landed.......

mmaryam:



Please do you know any organization offering bridging programs for supply chain in Alberta too

salford1:

I have shared this before. I would share again.
In wintery road driving and conditions, a car with headlights on is easier to spot than one with no headlights.

taskcompleteng:
dear all

how is supply chain management role in GTA canada

i currently work as a supply chain officer in nigeria hoping to continue in canada,

how is the prospect like over there.

Thanks

czaratwork:


Is the person not in the same field with you? Is the person an immigrant who understands our challenges? Is the person too busy to have your time? You have the option of changing your mentor but if i were you, i will try within all positive means to connect with him, i wouldn't give up on him. An immigrant might give you the connections you need to land a job though that's not part of the program. His role is to prepare you for Canadian job market. I had a full blown Canadian as my mentor and didn't have a cause to regret the program though.

czaratwork:


I can only say that it is highly recommended.

stonecoldcafe:
Congratulations to all ita recipients today

JonJon2017:
I went for medicals today, and I was told that my blood pressure is too high (150/100), and as result, the doctor did not continue the medical examination.

Please, I am worried and am on my way to see my doctor... I don't know why my BP is high.. Can I be disqualified for that reason?

kissoflife:
Yes, I think this is the reason.

GlitteringStar:
"Experience is a master teacher, even when it is not our own". – Gina Greenlee. Thanks to all those who have helped others in one way or the other by sharing their PPR/COPR timelines. The following people's timelines helped in answering some frequently asked questions. Kindly find below their timelines.

TEECANN:

PART 1-

UdomoLeinad:

Bro! Please what proof of eligibility did you upload?

Newmum0615:
Yes oooooooooooo. Congrats to you too. BC is finished once and for all. Couldn't imagine going through that stress a 2nd time.

CRS now 464, looking for bikini to dive inside the pool.

damidamsel:
Thank you everyone for the congratulatory messages. Ire a kari ooo....

So i am back to tell my story after thanking God in church

Sorry it's gonna be a long read.......

Please can one stopover in USA before heading to Canada?[/b]